About Victoria
From the magnificent hill country, remote bushland, iconic Murray River, historic goldfields, and world-renowned beaches, Victoria has it all.
Training in Victoria provides opportunities to immerse yourself in cultural landscapes, rich and ancient Aboriginal history that dates back tens of thousands of years.
Help make a difference to the health of people living in rural and remote Victoria through a fulfilling Rural Generalist career.
You’ll have opportunities to develop your skills with Advanced Specialised Training (AST) with over 30 accredited training posts across the state, and more than 100 Core Generalist Training (CGT) posts which you can explore below.
Victorian Government GP Grants
In its bid to ensure rural Victorian communities have access to the highest quality healthcare they need and deserve, the Victorian government has launched a $32 million GP grants program to attract Rural Generalists and specialist rural General Practitioners.
The program is offering up to 800 grants of up to $40,000 per successful applicant. The incentive will be paid in three instalments to support training requirements and contribute towards the cost of assessment.
To be eligible, you must:
- meet the relevant citizenship, qualification, registration, and training requirements
- Be selected on the ACRRM Fellowship program post November 2022, and started training in Victoria or border towns in 2023
- Begin training with ACRRM in Victoria and ACRRM approved border towns in 2024 or 2025
- Be committed to undertake training in Victoria and selected border towns.
These border towns are eligible only for applicants applying via ACRRM.
New South Wales
- Albury
- Barooga
- Bega
- Corowa
- Moama
- Mulwala
- Tocumwal
South Australia
- Berri
- Bordertown
- Lameroo
- Mount Gambier
- Naracoorte
- Penola
- Pinnaroo
- Renmark
Australian Medical Graduates and registrars working within a higher level of rurality (MMM location) will be priortised for funding.
To find out more about this fabulous opportunity for new registrars, visit the Victorian GP Grant website here, or contact the Victorian regional team on training.vic@acrrm.org.au or 1800 223 226.
Who will support you
RG Webinar Series
Want to know what it's like to train in Victoria? Watch the recording from the webinar "All about ACRRM training in Vic" as part of the RG Webinar Series!
